OFFER DEADLINE - SUNDAY, JULY 20 AT 6 PM Step back in time with this captivating antique Cape, circa 1721—one of Hudson’s oldest surviving homes, rich in history and character. Known as the William Winn Home, this property once served as a stop on the Underground Railroad and operated as a dairy farm through the 1970s. Nestled at the end of a quiet road on a private 2.06-acre lot, the estate includes the historic 2-bedroom home, a barn/3 stall garage with four new sliding doors built by Alvirne High School trades department, and a Quonset hut that was formerly used as additional living space. Thoughtfully updated with modern comforts, the home features central air, forced hot air heating, new windows, vinyl siding, and a whole house stand-by generator—bringing 18th-century charm into the 21st century. Original period details remain intact, including new tall thermopane 2-over-2 windows, gunstock corners, and a central chimney with fireplaces in both the living and dining rooms. The spacious wooded lot offers room to expand or clear for additional use, while the Quonset hut presents exciting potential as a guest house, studio, or workshop. This truly unique property invites you to imagine the possibilities—historic charm, modern updates, and flexible spaces, all in one special place. Home is being sold as-is, as-shown.